Atlantis Word Processor Forum

I feel like it's good to remind the developers that we would all like tables. On the other hand, the point of a feature request is that it tells them what features we want, and they know about the table hopes since my first post over half a decade ago. I wasn't the first and I won't be the last to ...

Lately I've been having to do a lot of document editing that uses the "Track changes" version control features of Microsoft Word documents. I would like it, very much, if Atlantis could also interact with that feature of Word documents.

Hi everyone. I've been a fan of Atlantis for a long time, and I was nagging for the tables feature last year, so I know the feelings you have. I somehow didn't realize there were so many other forum threads asking for the same feature when I first became a fan, so I held out hope of getting the ...

I appreciate the quick response. I'll consider purchasing TextMaker, but it isn't a perfect fit. Atlantis with tables would be, so I'll try to wait as long as possible. An exact date isn't what I was looking for, but some encouragement that "It will probably be out before the new year" would be a ...

It has been a while since it was said that we Atlantis fans might recieve table support before the end of 2006, so I'm asking for any new information on whether or not we should still hope for table support by 2006's conclusion. I like Atlantis a lot more than TextMaker, but TextMaker is looking ...

Thanks. That helps the situation a lot.

One more thing I was pleased to discover was that I can use Atlantis' complex method for getting Overscored characers in MS Word's Autocorrect. Word's Autocorrect has a radio button for "Formatted Text", which is exactly what I'm asking for in Atlantis' autocorrect, so now I can make overscore ...

You mentioned a way to make overscore characters, and this helps a lot, but what would help more would be if I could include those overscore characters in autocomplete, as I can in Word. Is there any chance the autocomplete pairs will support adding combination characters as members of the pair ...

I use Atlantis for almost everything, but when it comes to writing boolean algebra I am stuck using something else because I can't write letters with overscores. In MS Word there are many ways to make an X with a horizontal line one pixil above it, which can been seen at the following link. http ...

I've been recieving homework from my college professors and they are in .RTF and .DOC format and contain OLE embedded objects of various types. I have no problem opening them in Microsoft Wordpad or Word and so I was thinking Atlantis might be making a mistake or need work on OLE support. I notice ...

I've been using wordweb for a long time and it integrates nicely with Atlantis and windows in general, but it's a standard to have a thesaurus feature in a word processor today, as observed by most other word processors. Wordweb gets the job done right now, but I think it would be good if the people ...

A thesaurus might be something we can impliment with third party programs, but it is the standard to have one in a word processor that doesn't need to be installed separately. Atlantis is nice and small and an addon downloadable thesaurus (like addon dictionaries) wouldn't make it any fatter. I'm ...

I switched my cousin's household to Atlantis, but the main problem I've run into here is that they use Microsoft Works Word Processor, which is capable of reading MS Word documents and writing them, similar to Atlantis, but it saves documents as .WPS files, by default. Atlantis can not read these ...

In my last post I asked about job openings, and, regardless of the lack of job openings, I've always wanted to make a powerful word processor or some similar program. I'm amazed at how small Atlantis is, for what it is. That's why I'm curious about what technology it is coded in. I'm not asking for ...

I was wondering what Atlantis is programmed in, and if there are any job openings. I'm looking for an internship for the summer and / or permenant work. My resume is in the post on horizontal lines.

A minor problem for me is the lack of headrules. In microsoft word I could type a series of continuous hyphens and they would be made into a horizontal line when pressed enter afterward. I had one of these in my resume and tried to open it in Atlantis, only to notice it had vanished. I have attached ...

I spent a whole day evaluating wordprocessors with two things in mind. I have 10mb of free space and need to edit Word documents. Naturally that lead me to Atlantis, CopyWriter, Jarte, and Abiword. Atlantis wins that battle. It's a lot smaller than Abiword and I see all of the necessary features ...